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| FORCIBLE ENTRY PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES |
Program Overview
This program is designed to provide the attendees with an understanding of conventional forcible
entry practices and procedures used on the fire ground. This program covers the different types of
locks and security devices that firefighters will confront in the field.
Program Topics
This program covers the following topics:
Behavioral Objective of this Training Program
At the conclusion of this training program, the attendees will be able to:
Program Length and Structure
This program is 3 hours in duration; a three hour PowerPoint presentation. Practical application
training is also available upon special request and at additional cost.
Student Handouts
Each firefighter who attends the entire training program will receive a Certificate of Attendance and
a student handbook.
Program Costs
Contact Emergency Training Associates, LLC for current pricing to conduct on-site training for
Fire Departments and Fire Academies in the New Jersey and New York Metropolitan area.
View Sample
View a sample of this training program. Click the VIEW DEMO button below to view a sample of
this training program. Actual slides used in the training program are shown in a new pop-up
browser in Adobe Acrobat .pdf format.
This program is designed to provide the attendees with an understanding of conventional forcible
entry practices and procedures used on the fire ground. This program covers the different types of
locks and security devices that firefighters will confront in the field.
Program Topics
This program covers the following topics:
- • Types of locks
• Hazards associated with forcible entry
• Forcing Doors
• Forcing roll down gates
• Forcing window bars and gates
• Safe use of forcible entry tools
• Overall operational safety
Behavioral Objective of this Training Program
At the conclusion of this training program, the attendees will be able to:
- • Correctly identify the different types of locks and security devices
• Identify the concerns associated with each type of locking device
• Identify the hazards associated with forcible entry
• Demonstrate overall operational safety when forcing entry
• With practice, correctly and safely force open different locks and security devices
Program Length and Structure
This program is 3 hours in duration; a three hour PowerPoint presentation. Practical application
training is also available upon special request and at additional cost.
Student Handouts
Each firefighter who attends the entire training program will receive a Certificate of Attendance and
a student handbook.
Program Costs
Contact Emergency Training Associates, LLC for current pricing to conduct on-site training for
Fire Departments and Fire Academies in the New Jersey and New York Metropolitan area.
View Sample
View a sample of this training program. Click the VIEW DEMO button below to view a sample of
this training program. Actual slides used in the training program are shown in a new pop-up
browser in Adobe Acrobat .pdf format.
